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Another slightly depressing/worrying observation on ME's managerial choices 12:53 - Mar 6 with 1357 views

It may well have been pointed out before,he's yet to pick a manager who goes on to bigger and better things in club football. Does that mean his selection process is awful, or decent managers just get a bit broken due to constraints at the club (appreciate Keane had some cash)? Which manager will we break next?

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Another slightly depressing/worrying observation on ME's managerial choices on 12:56 - Mar 6 with 1334 views

TractorCam

The last manager we had to go on to better things since leaving us is Bobby don't you reckon?

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Another slightly depressing/worrying observation on ME's managerial choices on 12:58 - Mar 6 with 1324 views

footers

Another slightly depressing/worrying observation on ME's managerial choices on 12:56 - Mar 6 by TractorCam
The last manager we had to go on to better things since leaving us is Bobby don't you reckon?

The ROI job is arguably bigger than where we currently are.

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Another slightly depressing/worrying observation on ME's managerial choices on 13:03 - Mar 6 with 1293 views

Ftnfwest

its because they've mostly already been on the way down when they were appointed

Another slightly depressing/worrying observation on ME's managerial choices on 13:11 - Mar 6 with 1256 views

NthQldITFC

I dunno. John Duncan did a pretty good job on Blue Peter, imho.

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Another slightly depressing/worrying observation on ME's managerial choices on 13:24 - Mar 6 with 1217 views

mrshallisfit

Another slightly depressing/worrying observation on ME's managerial choices on 13:11 - Mar 6 by NthQldITFC
I dunno. John Duncan did a pretty good job on Blue Peter, imho.

He was good on the trampoline

Another slightly depressing/worrying observation on ME's managerial choices on 13:26 - Mar 6 with 1203 views

Oxford_Blue

Most management appointments end in failure.

When Evans has picked managers he has had to work with what’s available and who wants to come. As I’ve said before none of his appointments were screamingly bad at the time and a reasonable body of fans were not objecting. It’s easy after the event to be wise. Captain Hindsight knows this only too well.

Another slightly depressing/worrying observation on ME's managerial choices on 13:27 - Mar 6 with 1197 views

Garv

Another slightly depressing/worrying observation on ME's managerial choices on 12:56 - Mar 6 by TractorCam
The last manager we had to go on to better things since leaving us is Bobby don't you reckon?

Burley.

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Another slightly depressing/worrying observation on ME's managerial choices on 13:33 - Mar 6 with 1173 views

Scuzzer

So, the ROI job is a lesser job than ours?

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Another slightly depressing/worrying observation on ME's managerial choices on 13:55 - Mar 6 with 1139 views

SouperJim

Another slightly depressing/worrying observation on ME's managerial choices on 13:27 - Mar 6 by Garv
Burley.

I'm not sure managing the play-offs once each with Derby and Southampton counts as "better things".

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Another slightly depressing/worrying observation on ME's managerial choices on 14:02 - Mar 6 with 1120 views

ghostofescobar

Another slightly depressing/worrying observation on ME's managerial choices on 13:33 - Mar 6 by Scuzzer
So, the ROI job is a lesser job than ours?

i did say club football.

GhostOfEscobar

Another slightly depressing/worrying observation on ME's managerial choices on 16:35 - Mar 6 with 1041 views

BlueBadger

Another slightly depressing/worrying observation on ME's managerial choices on 13:55 - Mar 6 by SouperJim
I'm not sure managing the play-offs once each with Derby and Southampton counts as "better things".

Woah, woah woah. No dissing of Derby on here...

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Another slightly depressing/worrying observation on ME's managerial choices on 16:43 - Mar 6 with 1021 views

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Another slightly depressing/worrying observation on ME's managerial choices on 12:58 - Mar 6 by footers
The ROI job is arguably bigger than where we currently are.

"Because that's working out really well for him".

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